Finger picks

[Ken Byng]

Blue Herco thumb picks for the last 30 years here. Dunlop 0.18 finger picks.

[Dave Nutt]

Good choice Ken, same here. Experimented a few times but always go back to the Herco/Dunlop 18 setup.

[Ken Byng]

Good choice Ken, same here. Experimented a few times but always go back to the Herco/Dunlop 18 setup.

Great minds and all that Dave.

[Dave Nutt]

It’s an interesting one.
I have dozens of thumb and finger picks purchased over the years, all brands and some unbranded picked up on my travels.
I sometimes get the notion to try something different, out comes a bar, on go different picks and it usually lasts one session before I go back to my trusted setup, the only change I have made is using a Bens Bar, I know it’s down to personal choice but his bar does it for me.

[dessa]

Ron Elliot introduced me to Zookie thumb picks as they are angled either 10/20 degrees. They strike the strings at the correct angle for me. Made by Dunlop. Have several bars but favour Dave Wheelhouse’s bar.

[Malcolm]

What Derek says, Zookies are great, tried all angles, settled for the 20’s, really comfortable.

[Zumbilly(Murdoch)]

The worst thumb pick I ever bought was a "Jeff Newman" It appeared to be laminated and after a very short while it broke. I have never broken a thumb pick before or after. I have been using a Fred Kelly speed pick for a long time and am very pleased with it.